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Judith from Leeswammes is hosting a Literary Giveaway Blog Hop this week and I've decided to join the fun along with 60 other book bloggers around the world. I couldn't decide what to give away, so I'm giving the winner a choice of any book I've blogged about in the past five years.
How to enter:
- Leave a comment with the book of your choice from my list of books reviewed.
- Tell me one book you've read from the list that you loved.
- Include your email address in the comment.
- You don't need to follow me, but if you enjoy my blog I hope that you will!
Giveaway will be open until Wednesday June 27th at noon and I will draw a winner via Random.org
Check out the other Literary Giveaway Blog Hop Hosts:
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I'd love to win a copy of The Remains of the Day cos I've been searching for that book for a while! And I read The Help last year and loved it! :)
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I think I would pick The Other Boleyn Girl.
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I'd choose Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson. You've read a lot of books that I've loved - one of them is Ready Player One.
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I would choose Just Listen by Sarah Dessen. I have read Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen.
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I'd like to win: The Woman in White by Wilkie Collins.
ReplyDeleteOne of books in your read list that I really love is: Anne Frank: The Diary of A Young Girl. Anne is a lovely character, full of passion and always keep a hope in the hardest time. I have read it twice, and might sometimes re-read it for the 3rd time.
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Thank you, Trish! I would like to read Before I Go to Sleep - S.J. Watson (choosing one was so difficult, you have read some really awesome books and I have many in my TBR).
ReplyDeleteI have read many from your list too. I loved 'Like water for chocolate', HP series and many other!
Thanks again.
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Thanks for the giveaway! I would choose Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman if I win.
ReplyDeleteOne of the books from your list that I have loved is Atonement by Ian McEwan
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I'll pick Venetia Kelly's Traveling Show - Frank Delany because I know several people who liked it.
ReplyDeleteI've read almost all the books on your list and loved many. I'll list The Shipping News - Annie Proulx.
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Thanks for the great giveaway!
I would love to win Bossypants by Tina Fey. I love memoirs and Tina Fey is such an original.
ReplyDeleteI've read several books from your list and have to say The God of Small Things is one of my favorite works ever.
I am a huge Coelho fan, so i would go with The Alchemist. It is such a fantastic story about following your dreams. If I were to win, I would choose The history of Love, by Nicole Krauss, since I have read all of her other books :) Thank you for the giveaway!
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Oh, I'd love to win a copy of The Book Theif. I've heard far too many good things about it and my library never has it available!
ReplyDeleteI haven't read too many from your list — I think Speak and Will Grayson, Will Grayson are my favorites.
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Thanks for the giveaway! :)
I would like The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
ReplyDeleteI've read a few on your list. I love how organized it is by the way. Note to self you need something like that. Ender's Game and Atonement are both fantastic reads.
And new follower :)
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You've offered marvellous choices! The Elegance of the Hedgehog would be my choice!
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Oh my God. It's the best chance. Ever.
ReplyDeleteYou have 2 books on your list I'd love to read.
Just Listen - Sarah Dessen
Thirteen Reasons Why - Jay Asher
They have been on my TBR list forever. So I think If I win just choose the cheapest one from those two. :)
From your list books that I loved the most are... All Harry Potter series. It's a little childish choice, but it was my whole childhood!
I followed you on twitter - @fetadesu and pinterest - disincentive
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Thank you so much again!
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I would love to have Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister by Gregory Maguire. I am just not getting acquainted with his work and this would be a fantastic addition.
ReplyDeleteThe book I love the most is Pride and Prejudice.
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I'd pick The Complete Maus by Art Spiegelman (have I said that recently?!?).
ReplyDeleteOne I loved: Well, there are quite a few, but today I'll go with The Scarlet Pimpernel.
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Oh heaven, what to choose! Rather frighteningly (but with a side helping of awesome), your review list is 80% made up of books I already have on my shelves and/or have read already. I think a blog follow may be in order here... Some of my favourites from the list are: Atonement (*sobs*), Eat Pray Love (*cheers*), Frankenstein (*LIVE!*), Like Water for Chocolate (*offers dessert*) and The Outsiders (*slicks back hair*).
ReplyDeleteIf I had to pick one of the last few remaining books(!) it'd have to be INTO THIN AIR. I've read one of Jon Krakauer's books already and have been putting off another because I'm so sure I'm going to worship it, I'm saving it for best! (Can you do that with books?)
Thanks - and happy hopping! :)
Ellie @ Musings of a Bookshop Girl
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Book I Loved: all the Sarah Waters books you've read, especially Fingersmith. She's brilliant.
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I'm so glad I found you through this giveaway because it looks like we've got a similar taste in books! I'll definitely be adding you to my bloglovin'.
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I LOVE Ender's Game, but the book off your list I'd love to read and haven't is the Art of Racing in the Rain.
ReplyDeleteI always thought Holly's Inbox looked like such a cute read! I would be thrilled to have that one if I won.
ReplyDeleteI loved The Age Of Innocence but I didn't read it until after I watched the movie and I think that actually helped me with the reading. The book you've read that I'd love to read is "Fingersmith" by Sarah Waters.
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I'd like to win The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society.
ReplyDeleteI've loved a lot of books on your list but I would pick Wicked as one that stuck with me.
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ReplyDeleteI absolutely loved Ian McEwan's Atonement. I read the book because I wanted to see the movie, and from that point I was a McEwan addict. Same thing happened with Kazuo Ishiguro when reading Never Let Me Go.
I would love to win a copy of The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern. I've heard good things about it but haven't gotten to it yet.
Cheers!
Jenna
I would love to win 'Snow' by Orhan Pamuk. My favorite books from your list (which contains most of my favorite books!) is Middlesex. Absolutely adored it. Thanks so much for this giveaway!
ReplyDeleteI would love to win The Woman in White - Wilkie Collins. One of the books on your list that I love is The Thirteenth Tale.
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Thanks!
A Short History of Tractors In Ukranian? I've been wanting to read this one for quite a while. I keep hearing wonderful things about it...would love to win a copy! You've read so many great titles. Two books from your list that I loved were The Help and Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. I follow you via Twitter (@BethDiiorio) and Email (beth.diiorio@yahoo.com)
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Beth :-)
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ReplyDeleteI'd love to read Ready player one, as everybody seem to have liked it.
I loved a lot of the books you reviewed, but I would say Kafka on the shore is my favorite, it was my first Murakami!
I would love to win Water for Elephants. I still have yet to read it.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed The Night Circus. It's such a beautiful story.
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Wow, you've reviewed a lot of great books here. I'd love to win Half of a Yellow Sun. I've been wanting to read it for a while now. Thanks for the giveaway.
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I loved Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter by Tom Franklin. I think it's the writing that makes the book. He crafts sentences very well.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to read The Book Thief.
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You have read so many great books!
ReplyDeleteI would like to win Just Listen by Sarah Dressen.
I've read many books from your list but I really like Pride and Prejudice.
Thank you for the giveaway :)
milkristia@hotmail.com
I'd like to read The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie :) Thanks so much for the incredible giveaway!
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I would love to win The complete persepolis. One from your list that I loved was Maus.
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OMG Trish you've read SO MANY books that I've absolutely loved!! I think what I was most excited to see that you've read though was Boy's Life :D So few people seem to have read that book...I read it in high school and it has still stuck with me as a fav and I seriously need to reread it!!! As for a book on your list that I don't own and would LOVE to own and read...Big Fish by Daniel Wallace...loved the movie...would love to say I've read the book but sadly I haven't :(
ReplyDeleteIt was so difficult to pick a book, but I decided I'd like to try to win The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher by Kate Summerscale please.
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I would love to win a copy of The Giver by Lois Lowry - it seems like it is a book I should have read by now but somehow haven't.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed multiple books from your list, but one of the standouts for me was Unbroken by Hillenbrand - such a moving book!
Katie
I would love to win a Neil Gaiman's novel and that is Stardust. I don't know but the author seems to have something that makes me feel so keen on his works.
ReplyDeleteThere are so many that I've enjoyed but If I'd choose one, that'd be Looking For Alaska by John Green. I guess that is a perfect book for my age and the way it was written is really good for readers.
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I would love to win Twilight of Avalon - Anna Elliott! I have read and loved The Night Circus.
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Thanks fir having this giveaway! I'd ove to win Tales of Beedle the Bard! I love the Harry potter series! My fav is the third book.. Am really touched by the relationship of Black and Harry.. I cried the most when he died.. =(
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There's several in your list that I've loved the last being The Book Thief. My selection from that great list is Ready Player One - Ernest Cline please, as I've heard good things about it as well. Thanks & wishing you a great bloghop.
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I don’t ‘go organic’ often, but when I do
cash registers explode, shop assistants lurch back
beneath furry earflaps,
the wild beasts knitted on Iroquois sweaters
leap up,
their hunters let fall their bows,
returning, at all fleet, to tented encampments of their tribe
to sit wordlessly
with the Great Spirit.
Cram up my basket, I say, for I am not all water -
though hydration may form the signal part
of any halfway harmonious regime.
I am told that amaranth binds a higher protein content
than the equivalent weight
of any goodly-made walrus.
Pass me that cantaloupe, farmed in biotic growing methods
by organo-wonks with expensive recreational habits.
I wish to pay
largely for it, if you would be so kind,
and desire
little change from a high denomination banknote.
Only stay, stay your hand there on its surface
to let my own against the edge of yours, tender, as in a slow wooing.
Fresh we were and wild,
O yes wild, I say, were we,
implacable huntress of the free-range legume.
And what does it come to in any sort of natural currency?
A single meal for two, free of human taint,
the feel of cool, green skin beneath your palm touched along mine,
and a further difficulty - I see that, scourge of the brassicas -
I do not always know what I am doing.
It's taken quite a while to choose from such a huge list, but I'd really like to read A Short History of Tractors in Ukranian. Your review makes it sund wonderful and it's a book that's been on my radar for years but never quite made it onto my bookshelf!
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite books from your list is Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides. I'm half Greek, so I loved the story of Cal's grandparents and their flight to America. Cal was a wonderful character and I loved the whole grand scale of the novel.
Thanks for a wonderful giveaway!
There are so many on your list that I've loved--probably because I've picked them because of your review. The book I probably love the most is The Book Thief. The copy I read was the library's, but I found a pristine copy at my local charity shop recently. Score!
ReplyDeleteIf I were to win, I would love a copy of The Shadow of the Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafón. I'm glad to see that you enjoyed it. I've heard it's set in Barcelona and we're heading there in the fall, so I'm hoping to read it right before.
Hope you're having a great weekend! Thanks for offering the giveaway. I need to do one soon.
I've been wanting to read THE ABSOLUTELY TRUE DIARY OF A PART-TIME INDIAN for ages. I loved Donia Bijan's MAMAN'S HOMESICK PIE...
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I'd love to read Kafka on the Shore by Haruki Murakami (I loved IQ84).
ReplyDeleteI also really enjoyed The Thirteenth Tale when I read it several years ago!
Thanks for the amazing giveaway!
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You and I have read a lot of the same books-I have never heard of Searching for Tractors in the Ukraine-it sounds darling.
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ReplyDeleteI'd like to win The Eyre Affair. =)
There are so many books on your list that I've loved, but I'll go with Middlemarch because it was my latest reread. I liked it well enough the first time I read it (about a decade ago), but revisiting it this year (with so much more reading experience under my belt) helped me see that George Eliot wasn't simply "talented": she was a genius.
Thank you for the giveaway. =)
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I would love to win The Painted Veil by Somerset Maugham. You've reviewed so many great books that I've loved! Middlesex is one that particularly stands out.
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Thanks for this amazing giveaway! I would love to win The Night Circus! I loved Ender's Game, The Giver and The Art of Racing in the Rain.
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Thanks for the giveaway! Great book selection - I'm not sure whether I would choose Cloud Atlas or Never Let Me Go.
ReplyDeleteWe seem to have similar reading tastes, as I see a lot of my favorite books in your archives! Animal Farm, Brave New World, The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian...
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I'd like to win One Hundred Years of Solitude. I loved David Benioff's City of Thieves. Thanks for the giveaway.
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ReplyDeleteI'd love to win a copy of Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. (My book group is reading this one in September.)
I'd say that there are over a hundred books on your list that I have read and loved. You make great reading choices!
I'd love to win The Night Circus. I had won a copy of it last year and never received it, so I'd love to try my luck again.
ReplyDeleteOne of the books that I read on your list is The Book Thief, it was so good!
Thank you so much for the giveaway!
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I'd love to win Before I Go to Sleep by S.J. Watson. I've read The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society and absolutely loved it!! It was my first audiobook, and I've been hooked ever since.
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Would love to win Neverwhere by Neil Gaiman. Just discovered him recently!!! Megomendy1@aol.com
ReplyDeleteI would love to win Never Let Me Go.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy reading Wuthering Heights, this book has been one of my favorite along with Pride & Prejudice!
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Oh, how could I choose? There are so many I'd like! Hmm... I think All the King's Men - Robert Penn Warren. That's been on my TBR list for a while, :)
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I would LOVE to win Ready Player One - Ernest Cline! (and it was such a tough choice)
ReplyDeleteAnd my favorite (another tough choice) would be As I Lay Dying by Faulkner...I had a headache when I first read it, but I have to give Faulkner props of writing such a heart-wrenching novel (and doing it in a week while working in a power plant no less...some people have all the talent.)
Many thanks for the giveaway! I hope I win! *Crosses fingers*
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Lilian @ A Novel Toybox
I would like the girl with dragon tattoo.
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Hello! There are just too many amazing books to choose from, but I think I'd pick Ready Player One cause I've been hearing loads of good things about it recently!
ReplyDeleteI can't even tell you how many of the books on your list I've loved, but let's jus say that The Complete Maus is one of my favourite things out of all the things that have ever been. So moving and yet not sentimental or horrid in any way.
Thanks for the giveaway, and I'm so glad I stumbled upon your blog! New follower fo sho!
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I'd like to win The Lost City of Z.
ReplyDeleteI'm a big Neil Gaiman fan and enjoyed those.
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I think I'd chose Pride and Prejudice - as an English major in college I've read it a dozen times, but I made the mistake of loaning out my copy and haven't gotten it back! It's definitely a must-have for my library, too! :) Thanks for the chance to win, and looking forward to doing some hopping!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed visiting your blog and was struck by how many books I loved on your review list. We seem to share a lot of the same tastes. I had a hard time deciding but I'd like to win Stardust by Neil Gaiman (need to read more by him). A book I loved from your list is Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro. And I agreed with your review, definitely a quiet book but a powerful one.
ReplyDeleteI would love to win Looking for Alaska by John Green. And a book that I've loved from the list is The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo - Stieg Larsson.
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I think I would pick Atonement by Ian McEwan. I'm currently reading Lolita and I enjoy it. Thanks for the giveaway!
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I think I'd pick Ender's Game by Orson Scott Card. I've read in your review that you liked it even if you're not a sci-fi fan. As I am a fan of this genre, I think I will have to love it:)
ReplyDeleteI've read some of the books on the list, and I liked the Twilight Saga and especially the Harry Potter series the most.
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I'd love to read The Night Circus but it was a hard choice!
ReplyDeleteMy choice would be Cloud Atlas. Thanks so much for sharing!
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That's quite a list to choose from! However am I to choose? I opted for a book I have been hearing good things about for forever but have never yet read: Wicked by Gregory Maguire. I hope that's literary enough for this hop!
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Thank you for the chance to enter :)
I would love to have "The Alchemist" by Paulo Coelho. I love Greek Mythology ever since I was in high school so when I read the Percy Jackson and the Olympian series I really loved it.
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Should I be the lucky winner, I would love to get "The Lace Reader" !
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Friendly greetings from France, Virginie
I'm torn between Catch Me If You Can and Bossypants.
ReplyDeleteMy recommendations from your list: Pride and Prejudice, Animal Farm, Harry Potter, & the Giver.
Thanks for doing this giveaway!
~Krista
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Lots of great books on your list. I read and loved The Picture of Dorian Grey, Harry Potter series, Animal Farm etc.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to win The Tales of Edgar Allan Poe by Edgar Allan Poe.
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I’ve enjoyed several books from your list including The Alchemist, Fall on Your Knees and Into the Wild.
ReplyDeleteShould I be the lucky winner, I would love to get The Glass Castle by Jeannette Walls, it’s been on my to-read list forever!
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DeleteI would love to win the Diary of Anne Frank. Thanks for the giveaway. joanna@ephemeraldigest.com
ReplyDeleteI'd choose The Tales of Beedle the Bard (JK Rowling) for my nephew.
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You have reviewed SO MANY amazing books that I've enjoyed that it's ACTUALLY really difficult for me to make a choice, right now. But if I really had to choose, I'd probably pick "The God of Small Things" by Arundhati Roy. It is an extremely well-written, intricately woven tale - which comes together at the end in a way that takes your breath away. With "History of Love" by Nicole Krauss being a close second - there is so much sadness, and so much love in that book, it is both heartbreaking and uplifting at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win "History of Love" by Nicole Krauss, because I bought the book, read it once and then my uncle borrowed it to read. He fell in love with it, and so I let him keep it, telling him I'd borrow it from him if I ever decided to re-read it. Unfortunately, he passed away this past February, and I even used quotes from the book in the eulogy I gave for him. But, I haven't been able to recover the book, and I'd love to have my own copy, because it is an INCREDIBLE story, and because I'd love to hold on to that connection between my uncle and me.
Thank you for your generosity, and for being part of the Literary Giveaway Hop.
Name: Hira Hasnain
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P.S...I hugged that book a LOT too! :)
So many good books! I think I would choose Night Circus, thanks for the awesome giveaway and congrats on all of those reviews :)
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Thank you so much for the chance to win! I would choose The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest as I have heard really good things about it.
ReplyDeleteSomething Wicked This Way Comes is one of my very favorite books by my very favorite author. It is so sad that he passed away recently.. the world lost a true visionary.
Thanks again!
Lisa Hackney
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I loved The Remains of the Day :) I'd love to win Lolita, as I still have to read this classic by Nabokov.
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Excellent choices! I'd love the Complete Maus if I were lucky enough to win.
ReplyDeleteGAH! Thanks for the AMAZING choices! It's too much! I'd either pick a classic, or Sam's Letters to Jennifer because I am collecting James Patterson books at the moment!
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I would love to win a copy of Watchmen.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed several books on your list, but my current favourite would be Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. Such a lovely and unique story.
Thank you!
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Thanks for the giveaway! I'd choose either Middlesex or Ready Player One. One of my favorites from your list has to be The Awakening by Kate Chopin. I've read it at least 5 times!
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Thanks for joining the blog hop. I'd love to win The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane. One book on your list that I loved? Very many, actually. But here's one: The Map of Love by Jane Hamilton (re-read at least twice).
ReplyDeleteI would choose Kafka on the Shore - Haruki Murakami. it's one of my favorite books ever, but I don't own it yet. :)
ReplyDeleteI would love The Book Thief by Marcus Zusak if I win your giveaway. You've read a lot of books I enjoyed and I think even more that I want to read. I loved The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and the other books in the series. I also love The Awakening and thought Ready Player One was fun!
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"One Hundred Years of Solitude" by Garcia Marquez has been my favorite book since I was 14. I still have the family tree I made while reading it for the first time (it' been 12 years).
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win "Looking for Alaska" by John Green.
Thank you!
lucia(at)comotecuento(dot)com
Thank you for the giveayway!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to win "The Eyre Affair" by Jasper Fforde. I've been meaning to read it for some time.
From your list, I read "Fingersmith" by Sarah Waters and consider it one of my favorites.
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So many great books, it's so hard to pick one! I would choose The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian because it's a frequently banned book and I have never actually read it. As for a book from the list that I loved, there are at least twenty, but my absolute favorite is The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy. I read it as an undergrad in my Third World Women Writers class and it had a profound impact on me. I had never read anything by an Indian writer, and it led me to discover not only Roy, but other voices as well. I have read a lot of Roy's political work as well and I love her for activism.
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I'd love to win "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close"!! Thanks for the opportunity!
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